Aleyah Blair Lavelle
Age: 24
Gender: Female
Species: Human
Birth sign: Virgo

"I told the stars about you."

Personality Traits: Hardworking || Nurturing || Patient || Honest||Responsible ||

Negative Traits: Critical || Hesitant||
anxious || Stubborn ||

Looks:
Aleyah stands at 5'5 weighing only 125 pounds. With blonde hair reaching her mid back in curls that she had since she was a child, her blue green eyes something most people loved about her when they first saw her. They colors bright yet distinct. Often wearing the usual t-shirt and mom jeans or her work clothes (waitress at a nice restaurant)- paired with white sneakers. Occasionally has she gone out with her friends though with her trust issues she rarely left the twins. Unless with her mom- though they had a rocky relationship.

"Im not even mad at you for breaking my heart. Im mad at myself for believing you wouldn't."

Children: 2 (Twins)

Koa Lee Lavelle (boy)
Kenna Lea Lavelle (girl)
Gonna say they both look like the father :)

Other family:

Dad left when she was a baby, Mother is still in her life but it's a complicated relationship due to Aleyah getting in the same position that her mother was in.

Mom's name will be Amber Nicole Lavelle.

// this is crappy but-//

It was still dark out when two feet hit the ground, followed after another pair- the little giggles the followed causing Aleyah's eyes to snap open. "You two better be in bed." She called out, removing herself from her own bed and moving towards the other bedroom across from hers. Opening the door, two little bodies both scurried back into the toddler beds, grey blue eyes staring back at her while smiles stretched across their faces. "Bwut mommy! We aren't tired." Koa whined making a giggle fall from his twins lips. It was adorable, something that often had her reeling back to three years ago. Before them. A time when she was truly happy, not worried about making next months rent but also a time where her life was in constant danger. Another reason why she stayed to herself now- only her mother coming around these days.

Speaking of, she had work- so these little ones needed to be in bed so she could get her own sleep before her shift at the Grand Seven (restaurant name). "If you go to bed right now mommy will get you both an ice cream later today." She hummed trying to comprise with the little rascals who were hell bent on letting her get zero rest. Koa sighed, lip pouting "You promise?" It almost broke her heart the way he looked at her just then, Aleyah nodding and going to give them both a kiss on the forehead- "Now sleep you two. Grammy should be here soon anyways."

She sighed closing the door and flipping off the light again. Those sneaky little ones were smart, having pulled a chair by the light itself and turning it on. Shaking her head she headed back into her room- leaving the door open as always in case they woke up again. Which no doubt they would. Curious, smart, and full of energy were the best words to describe the twins. Though they were both also different in many ways. But it was exhausting taking care of them day in and day out- sick or not. Sometime she wished she had more help beside her mom- Jasper again crossing her mind the second time that day. And it hadn't even really started yet. Plopping herself back into her bed Aleyah stared at the ceiling for what seemed like eternity before her alarm went off. Groaning, she pulled herself once again from the warm sheets of her bed quickly finding her work uniform; a clean one anyway- she headed towards the bathroom across the small apartment showering and dressing before her mother got there.

A knock on the apartment door let her know her mother was there, another groan as she mentally prepared herself for the argument that was sure to follow their brief encounter. "Coming." She called when it persisted, gritting her teeth in annoyance. So help her if this woman awoke those kids again. Aleyah swung open the door to reveal the older woman- who looked almost exactly like her- minus the grey hair. "They are sleeping. So please." She hissed at Amber who only rolled her eyes before strolling into the place- setting her purse on the counter. "You look like hell. They let you sleep?" She countered- turning toward her daughter with critical eyes. "No." Was all Aleyah replied before slipping on the black shoes by the door. Fancy as this place was their uniform sucked. She grabbed her apron, looking towards their door and internally fighting going wake them up just for a goodbye. Shaking her head, she decided on leaving a note instead; much like she always did before hanging it on the fridge. "I have to go. Ready that to them yeah?" She huffed turning back to Amber who nodded as Aleyah walked out the door. "Thanks." She added before slipping it closed quietly and rushing toward the busy streets of New York.

Jasper Kelar

Age: 26

Gender: Male

Species: Human

Birth sign: Scorpio

“And if all you ever did was hate me, I’d die a happy man knowing you felt something for me.“

Personality Traits:

Composed || Confident || Organized || Capable || Devoted

Negative Traits:

Indifferent || Selfish || Mischievous || Callous || Secretive

Looks:

Jasper has short bone white hair that is always pretty unruly and mussed. His natural hair color is black but he dyed it the color it is now for work purposes. It’s vaguely styled into a faux hawk. His skin is creamy ivory and his eyes are a pale stormy gray/blue. He has a straight nose, full lips, and sharp cheekbones. His figure is more lean, like a skater’s or a runner’s, with wider shoulders and narrow hips and standing at around 5 '10". He is wiry and muscular, and Jasper’s appearance very much belies his strength. He has several small scars, but the largest is a long vertical scar down the left side of his back, from the bottom of his shoulder blade to just above his hip. He has a large tattoo that spans most of his back, a black tiger design between his shoulder blades that looks like it’s prowling down his back, eyes intense and face fixed in a snarl. Jasper has a single piercing on his right ear, a double helix.

Children:

Twins (though he doesn’t know it yet) -

Koa Lee Lavelle

Kenna Lea Lavelle

Other family:

Parents - Deceased

Conan Kelar - Brother - Alive

Jasper and Conan have bad blood, to say the least. Conan tries to fix things, but Jasper is stubborn and claims to hate him.

Tirielle Kelar - Sister - Alive

Tirielle was adopted into the family, and is one the few people Jasper actually tolerates. He may not say it out loud, but he has a soft spot for her, and she knows it.

The glow of a phone screen lit up in a dark alleyway, faintly illuminating the blood splattered on the wall. After tapping the screen, a dark figure lifted the phone to their ear, pinning it between their head and shoulder as it rang to free up their hands. Another flash of light in the darkness, the spark of a lighter, and then the glow of the lit cigarette. The figure took a deep pull, slowly blowing smoke into the air when the phone picked up.

“The job done already?”

“Yes sir.”

“Aha that’s my man. Quick and efficient as always.”

“...”

“It really is good to have you back J, nobody gets things done quite like you! I’ll send someone down to take care of the mess. Take the rest of the day for yourself, you’ve earned it.” The line went dead. Jasper tucked his phone away, taking another pull of the cigarette as his gaze drifted down to the still figures on the ground. He stood there, silently staring until he finished his smoke. Finally he stirred, dropping the cigarette end to the ground and grinding it into the cement with his boot. Then he turned, tucking his hands into his pockets and left the alley without a backwards glance.

Jasper drifted among the city streets, blending in with the bustle of the place that never sleeps. He didn’t have any destination or plan in mind, just following wherever his feet took him. After some time he stopped in a small park. He blinked, eyes locked onto an unassuming park bench. There was nothing special about it really, but Jasper found he couldn’t pull his stormy eyes away, memories playing back in his mind. Finally he turned his head, looking in the direction where he knew she used to live. Did she still live there? Did she still work at the same place, visit the same stores? Did she hate him? Or did she move on, finding someone else? Jasper’s chest burned at the thought, and he scowled.

His dark expression soon melted away with a defeated sigh. If she was happy and safe, that’s all that mattered. For the millionth time since coming back to the city, Jasper wondered if he should look into Aleyah’s whereabouts, see what she had done after he had left, where she was at now. He knew it would be all too easy to figure out with his connections. As always, he stopped that train of thought before it took hold. He couldn’t do that to her, couldn’t hurt her any further. It was for the best.

There was someone else that he should contact, however, now that he was back and after a couple weeks he confirmed it was safe to do so. Jasper pulled his phone out as he started walking again, dialing a number and lifting it to his ear. After several rings it picked up, a feminine voice echoing from the phone. “Hello?” Jasper’s heart lifted somewhat, the dark cloud that had been hanging over his head all morning lightening slightly. “Hey Ellie. It’s me.” A quiet gasp on the other end, then silence for almost a minute. Then finally, the voice replied, shaky and choked with tears. “Jas?”

A deep sigh fell from her lips before she moved on toward the cab that was waiting for her, having called it before her mother showed up. She climbed in, giving him the address and sitting back to watch the city move around her. Aleyah had moved around New York a-lot, her constant fear of being found by Jasper or someone much worse was the main reason for all the moves yet she still couldn't find it in her heart to leave the state itself. The memories that resided here were to much to leave behind. She had met the man when she was 16, who could blame her for having such a strong bond toward him. Even her mother thought she was stupid for sticking around not that she knew of his business or line or work but more that she knew he had money and could easily take those children away.

"Here." The cab drover called gruffly when they pulled to a stop and she hadn't moved to get out. Shaking away her thoughts she nodded handing him a few crisp bills. But before she could even thank him he was peeling off the curb and heading to his next pickup. "Rude." Aleyah huffed rolling her eyes as she turned and walked into another building - a restaurant to be exact.

"Aleyah!" Someone called as soon as she entered, her eyes going wide before she realized who it was. Her boss. Internally cursing herself she made her way to the brooding Italian man, "About time you showed. We are about to get busy. We have some important clients coming here for a meeting. I need you and Silver to both be on their table. VIP treatment, you know the works." He ordered before rushing off to deal with another matter in the dining room- where all the tables for the customers sat. "I wouldn't be to worried about him tonight A." Another waitress called out when exiting the kitchen with a trey filled with food and drinks, "Pretty sure these people he's talking about are rich folk, probably looking to buy this place out." The dark haired girl laughed moving to bring the customers their food. Shaking her head Aleyah walked into the kitchen, finding her apron hanging on the wall- and tying it around her waist clocking into work soon after. "Let's get this over with." She growled mostly to herself before heading back out and going to do her job.

//another crap post. o.e It's to early for me xD//

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